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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-07
THE ENTERTAINMENT
AT oENrRE SCHOOL LAST NIGHT,
A Pleasing Programme Well Rendered By
ths Pupils of Prof. shepherds Schools.
An AhAir Eutirsly Crsdltablo to
the Performers and Teachers.

An entertainment was gwen by the
pupils Of Centre school In the large gram.
mar room Of the handsome building last
evening before q splepdId audience, COM
posed Of the parents OF the school and
leading citizens Of the Fifth ward. The
programme was ons that had been care
fully prepared by the pupils under the
able direction Of Principal Shepherd and
his corps Of teachers, and was one worthy
in every way OF the audience that found
such pleasure in its rendition, The same
performance was given ut q matinee
In the afternoon, which was especially for
the benefit OF those pupils not taking part,
and for those pupils who were unable TO
be present in the evening, At each per-
Torrance everything passed of smoothly
and satisfactorily, A decided feature Of
the programme was the piano music fur
niahed by Charles Killmyer. Another
feature were scenes and Tecltations from
Smother Goose" in costumes they were
arranged In q very artistic manner, The
balance OF the programme was IS follows;
EmmeVB Vindlcation- ..,,...., e. George II, Hannah
JACK IN tne fulpll .;".'s" '...-, -'.'.'"''',l llte FOLK
4 Reyerle y Chltch, '',,,..,,,,.....-.,.-,-,,Lid Ida Wells
~ song o. saIAIoga .'',,'',,.''r., .., Annie hyers
4 Pain Direction .,,-"''" ,.,,,,, ,.".,b Bessie AuGblush
ltOun sllu H'','''ts t,N'ss.. - ..,',',,,',,,t..,A ltteu hpell
Mother GoOEe and her Family ,,,.,,,,.,,,.,.,..,," sees,
SpRTlRcus 70 tile Gladiator ). -,..,,W m, n, Douliu
sopg-"Crlcket on the Hearth" ,",.r,.,,, .,,,., s,,.,r,.s
MnhiGsh ;,,';"" ".'.Y,. ''','.''r.' .'''A annie ygFleihau
Ten Little Toad Stools. r,.,,-,.,,,,,., Little Folk
Little FreCkle-FRced Girl. ,...,...,....M Mary WeIl1s
Igstrnmeqtal Music s-n;.me-...mWm n. poplir
Wedding Fee, with TNhleaul .......,sue Campbell
lhe Lll!le AtEu'''HH'''' ',',''..,,,,'' rank CallWeI
Relief o. LucktlnlW ,,.,., ',,'"",,,,, .,,,F Fannie stanton
sOng["'seeiSaW '-"''''',';..'- ;,,',, earl seelel
Fan btlll."" .,",,t uplS o. y DlvMlOL
Instrumental MtAtc',,-',.,-,' Georgia van tpsScn
II the Garret {. ,,,:::, ,.,,'.."...r, N4ld0 CANADIAN
Fall OF lembertou Aills,,,,.,r,.,-A Bessie uIgslni
DIALOGUE, CONVENTION OF REALISTIC READRRs."
Dr. GraspRreat,,".r.,. ,..,,....,. Mt, John LludtnAE
MICS OYetVon e"''''""' '", ,,"-'',,' hAtla u, tloliluRi
NJ FOEcPr -; . -''''''',r 'r"' ,,'',."'. a, MOOT
miss sensation ,'','."'' ,'''",,,,,' alma COmlneriofC
At hAuteE,;'r'''''' '''''''''',,"'I nAEley hIoenlelt
MF' FAT pS!cu '"'"' '"'''''' ,'''', '''',''''''''' $50 ltel spSt
M hlR1 F!9We ,,...,.,.r...,,. Archie NONE
Ma AsplrAtiO .,..,..,",..,.." Anna GonmeEiort
Ar uuIelAlL "''',""''''''''' ,.'''...Ed ule COmmefiOtt
MIsS lEeCiles peAn COmmeIlOt
mps tlnhRllAlon '''''' ,,'',,,,, .,,,.,' .'..''.," 'L1OIle lIllte
fTOh COulnOnbenAe ,,,,,, u.,. p,..,,,.,,,,t TAuk NAIuWeI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-07
O SALE.

One Of The most desirable and substantial iol'
uclGGA Within tho city situated oil n|otthUbtCOr
n0t Of ChApllng and Fourteenth streets, lOu.e
numbered ND OhApllne tlteCli thu lot ifOlh .
iegt on UhApllnO tltcCL, Terms VI payment, uny.
opp'Qith OAhh, balances In equal annual paJinthu
With interest payable annually, Eileen JoAn
time given II d6lftd.
No. $50 twelfth iircot, a full lot, Co by 10 lNL :
alloy priCA oL,bOO. 49,
AdefifNbic residence at Beech Bottom, on De
llle Of tho 4. ". 4 Ky, Railroad, " miles ligli
wheeling, cDnAlallnR Of y new franc hUutu aud y
acres 81 land Will 01ChAIEO for duiiablo NV
No GHOflh Front street, ground lrontlug 70 iei
aud running back an equal width " river.
No, lSl sOuth Ppm street, 4 slI fOOnCl itAl1lo
house With stone foundation aud BASEMENT NA'l
room, cellar and Cual hunlOi ground itOnlng "
LOOT, running back ~ lucL PtlOC, ii ,gN.
Lot No. 100 southwest corner Of Virginia auI
B0utt iulk street,, with part hi IN. 10, w., liA !.
lrlnil1g y fest on Virginia btugI aud Ia lgo' U'
No, 40 Blkieohlh siieoli on mt door Il lmlle
room, titChe9, Pait'J, HAihA0pSg and nhal house.
bDOOnd lOOT u Two rooms and hall; ihltd Won
thru rooms and hall Alnishpl attic, llllmlhaUbs
Ra4 throughout wafer On INST Rtd ihitd lp1h
side etiiahOoi grUund % logl lmni, fnnnlhs lara
% ICeti eau now 10 bought iOF Vl,iU
JANIM9 a, LINNRf,
Heal Er,At0 Agent Collector and NONU lubJe
E8'fOnonal attention tivCu 10 Rcnilug lipnta
Collecting h0nu, Purchase and HAl0Ol Htl hiAlgi
Notary Commission lled IN Pension UalCo, ltulnl
YOuOhem certified n0posltlOnS taken IN lculNl
ClAlInAi. Deeds, Leases, Agreements aud ONE
written lh1ldlmOnp ptupattd lhe COlltololw
Accounts q specially aud prompt returns inAle
mI@ O5TlOR, No. lCll MARKET 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-07

WO havo tested lie virtues, portouslly.
and know that for Dyspepsia, Bt1lousnea1
and Throbblng Headache, II 10 tha hest
medicine the world OvOr nav. We tried
iotty other rSnBdiCa before BlmnonN
Liver Regulator, but none Of them gAye M
more than Temporary relief the Regulator
not only relieved but cured ug3H II.
con, Ga,
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QUEBEC, June G.-NoEs has been re-
ceiyed Of IN earthquake which occurred
in the vicinity Of Ste. Louise, in the coun'
ty L'Islot, p. Q, The mountains in the
second range Of the seignlory Of st. Roch
DeS AnlnRis were greatly disturbed.
Msasss Of rock from 40 to 50 feet square
were diulodged and sent hurting into the
valley below, Come Of tho largest trees In
the forest ware uproOtsd. No serious &C.
Cidents are reported.
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MINATED Blood
Scrotulous, Inherited and Conta,
gious HumOrs Cured
by CutiCura,

THROUGH tho medium OF one OIL your books 70
ceivod through MI. Frank I. Way, DmRgis.
ulra Remedies, and take thiS opportunIfy 10 icSii
~ 10 you. that their use has permanently cured inj
Of one Of the. worst cAEOs Of blood poisoning, II
connection with clyfipelGS, that 1hGyo ever seen
aud ms hiIeI having been pronounced incuTablt
By some Of tho best phTktctSffE III our county,
tGke great pleasure In forwarding 10 YOu this tGsti
innniGl, unsolicited rs It's by you. III order thRI
others suffering from similar mRlAdleS may DO on
10 Eivp your CuilouTA RAmedIel q TRIAL,
P.s wHlTLIH3RR. LGOohbnfg, ia,
BcIeIence; frank 7. WrAy, DFuggIAt, Apolio, Ia
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sUpRKME COURT,
The business Transacted at Yesterday
Mornings Session.

The BpslusSA Transacted ut Yesterday
Mornings Session.
Court met at 10 o'clock-all the Judges
present.
Msigs Jackson Va. E. p. chancellor, ap.
peal and s~upersodeas, from Harrison
county; continued.
A, q, Lott, exeCutrix, Va. NJ. NJ. Lott
ct al, appeal, from Marion county; con-
tinued.
A. A. Garden va. Bank of Virginia, writ
Of error, from Harrison county; con-
1. j. swisher va. Lse L. Malone, writ
Of error, from Marion county; continued,
John i. Brown VS.. A. w. Brown, writ Of
error, from MononSalia county, cub
mitted.
j. a. Kiraloy vs.. County Court, writ OF
error, from Monongalia county; continued,
Court adjourned until this morning at
IN o'clook.
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TIE PUBLIC suFFEns


From a Combination Of MlItortunVs that
Should DO Cured.
The situation just now In reference to
tho work Of tho night cart men 10 serious.
The CrOmAtory Is mot in use,snd not In. con.
dillon to uso. Tho now Baird Law prevents
the dSpOGiting.oi tho contents Of vaults OF
other Hlth in the river as was formerly
the practice. There arc very few farmers
who will allow tho stuff to DO dumped on
their land, aud even If they would & load
would cost DO much taken TO tho country
90 to be p%rohibitlve. AZ the law 10,
and In the existing condition Of Affairs, II
10 simply lmponlble 10 have o vault
cleaned Quit yet Health officer Reed
10 required 10 900 that they are
cleaned, an d now han men around notify.
Ing people 10 clean up undOr penalty oil Q
ane.
There Ia another feature OF II. Tho
night cart mon pay tho city a license and
have considerable capital Invested 10 their
equipment. II 10 not Iuat 10 LheA0 men 10
force them into idlenesB. The authoti.
ties Dupinely Let this important matter
take care OF llBeli, The cfsmAtRty ought
either 10 ,bs used at once, or 1oinB other
ptovl6lon made to dispose Of Nth,
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NE arc daily receiving New Novelties
In Sultings, pa%ntalOOnlngs and Over.
c%Oatiugs, which Wearo prepared 10 make
up In llrst'claSs style nj reasonable
priCGs.
Our White Unlaundrlod Shirt, double
scanned, re.ehfOrCcl front and back, NJ
so cents, IA tho greatest bargain ever
offered, A Fnll limo Of Bilbriggan In,
dSrWCar from 81 GOA suit upwards, at
q. MEsS Il SONS,
1891 Il 1898 Market Street.
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To tho Gas and OIL Fields of Ohio, via
baltimore & Ohio Railroad, on Friday,
june 10, 1887.
On the above date the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad Company will sell round trip
tickets to either FostoHia or ElndlSy and
return, at low excursion rates.
Excursion train will leave Wheeling at
l0:l5 A. Me-, fare for the round trip 10
Fossoria, IS Is, TO Findlsy, SO 35.
The excursion train will arrive at Fos-
toris ct 1920 A. NJ, Findlay at $3.50 A. N,
Returning train will leave Flndlsy at 900
r. NJ, FoBtoriR at 10000 p. NJ, Tickets will
also DO good returning for all regular trains
up to and including June II, 1887 Upon
this date, Eindlay will celebrate the first
anniversary Of the practical application Of
Natural Gas to the Mechanical Arts. Gov.
ernora Hill, otNew York, Foraker, Of Ohio,
Edward Everett Hale, Senator Sherman,
and other distinguished men, atO expect
cd to be present. Procession Of Military
and Civic Associations, and Grand Band
Tournament and Prize Drill.
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lsEpurslon to Cleveland, Thursday, June 0,
Tho Pennsylvania Company will run a
special excursion train to Cleveland, on
Thursday, Juno 0, for which excursion
tickets will he sold from Bridgeport at the
rate Of $22S, Tickets will b. good TO re-
turn by any regular train until Monday,
June IL, inclusive. For time Of trains and
rRle8 Of fare, B00 small billB,
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uhenp l.tenr.lona 10 CInelnnAli.

Tho steamer Andes loAvOO Wheeling Tor
Cincinnati every Tuesday At Q p. NJ, and
will sell exclusion tickets to parties Of five
Of more. One week oil pleasure, beauti.
iul scenery and good music on tho largest
and best steamer that comes 10 Wheeling.
For rates apply 10 Frank Booth or Uapt,
CHARLES MuhlSmGn, Wheeling, W. Va
NwAg
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Trlbute of K6apect.

At q meeting Of the Board Of Com
nlssiOnOts, hold June Q, 1887, the follow
Ing was offered by a special committee
appointed for tho purpose:
WHEREAS, II has pleased God to remove
from our midst g. Adam StockeE, q highly
respected member Of the Board OF Com.
m!Isioners Of Ohio county, w. Va, there.
toro belt
Res9lpod, 1St. That by tho death Of oul
iellow.membOr, Mt. StockOr, this Board
has Loaf a member Of tho highest charac.
ter and ability, who enjoyed the CouA.
denCn oil ibis commitments and fellow
members,
Cd. That wc are deeply grlOved by bis
death and that VIZ will greatly miss him
~ q personal friend and member Of this
Board.
81. That wO extend our heartfelt Gym.
pathy 10 hiu bsrsRvsd family, and aa 4
further mark Of love and respect, that we
attend the funeral In q body,
4th. That the above resolutions be
spread upon tho minutes and be published
II tho morning papgra; also that the
clerk be Instructed 10 forward q copy to
the family Of the deceased a. a iurihe or
mark oil respect that this Board do now
adjourn, WAT II. TYLRh
MiCIiAEL BTRtK,
JOS, y PBiDEL,
FRANK GHusE,
IT, ~ No.
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" you want q handsome book for a
"aWbet GIL graduate" 70 10
BTGNToN ( DAvRNpoRT's,
1901 MaIkOi hLrnri.
plttsburrh and tl.t,,n.

Commencing Sunday, June 3, and con.
tilping every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell Nxcursinn
Tickets 10 PllhhuiRh and return nj low
fal0 Of ii %, and W Washington, Pa, and
return 81 81 %. Trains lOay0 al d and
sag A. Nv returning RrriyO al I and ll,lO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-07

A. ]. Sweeney & Son have filed in the
Patent Office at Washington a caVeGt on
their invention Cha process to melt iron
In q cupola with natural gas as fuel, the
workings of which were recently described
In the INTRtLIGRNcRR. A certificate to
this effect was received from Washington
yeaterday.
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akBNEY noUgE. NAV yoRK,

broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Oh1lno
Hotol entirely new. Desirable Tor bpBl
moss men or families. European Plan
Rootnn per day upwards. ExCOllOn
restaurant.
GIN. DAN. MACAulsY d WE Downs,
TfhsAW
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RCROFuLous u1cRns.

James x. Richardson, Custom HouIc, Now Or
lesnE, on oath says. "Iu 1870 B0TOilious tjIcgrJ
broke out on my body until | was a maEl Of COZ.
luptlon. Everything known 10 tho medical iaCul
" was Tiled In yain becanoR mere wreck, Al
not turn In bed, was In COnliaut main, and lo6Eed
hfon tIfg ~ & cuue. No relief OrcuTct III ion year,
Ia uSD ] heard Of tho CutlnuTH Remedies, uI0d
them, and was perfectly OurOd.h
Sworn " bgiorO U. !. Com. ]. u. Crawford,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-07

WAatmerop, y. o., June 7.--For weuE
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, local
rAinB, followed by fair weather, south.
westerly winds, 0llsht changes in temper.
attire,
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SOtiGV-R STANLEY.
Runoml Eolire-IlcrmAn Lolgo No. 4, A. o. wv.
Icwctt'G Ice Ghesss-HSBsiit & Bro.
Rochester Lamps Ewiilg Bros.
For Sale SgcOld, hand Pool Tables,
10 Building Contractors
For Rent House on Jacob Street Jos. A.. IArkin.
Administrator EOIicG-W. u, and J. T., Stone,
lnriS GrpCn VI Ll'rs Drug store.
The Arlington Steel Plate RRnGc-JCScph Bell
q ia.
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We have hCon Aoling your CutlonrR Remedies "a,
yeGtS, and have the lft complaint vel 10 rcptive
from q nITChNer. orc OF tho wont CaSeS Of SOfnL.
MA ever tAw vas cured by The uSo Of iva botiiOg
9l CuHGuta ltes0lvont, lltl0itA and CuliOufa
SUsPi ING Sosp tlkes mo "OlEO' here asa nOdi.
TAYLOR 3 TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort. Kan.
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And Contagious Humota, with Lnul Of Hair, an
ftnnllons 9, The skin, arc plSitlyCly cured BY ca,
tionta And unuCut4 Soap externally, aud Uuti0uia
iAll. Bend for pamphlet,
Cnticnta Remedies are sold everywhere, prlcoi
Guuenta, the Great AtiT tilIe, 10 cents; UujlCrfl
S0apt en EXQUISITE gSaullhgE q Oonlaj CuiontI
DAU0 AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston,
plnFI@, Whokhtads, skin HlomithoS. and taby
lM uumulH, Use uutfnuFa poan s
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As reported by Christian sohuspi, drug.
Rist, Opera House corner, yesterday;
IAN. o4E. IN, s5M 7LH
,b,,-c5 q % ~ 90
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How My Bnclt Aches.
% Back Ache, Kidney Pains and Weak.
NIX ness Soreness, LamOnua, Strains and
Gakh Lsll relieved ID ono minute BY ihe vi,
'TSA THUkA ANTt'pAlN PLAsTGR-lnIGl.
mn i~u,i.ualv
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Commencing June lg, the Ohio River
Railroad viii sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
10 BlstbIBvllle and return at the low rate
Of 81 CO., Wheeling 10 PaFkenburR and
return, 81 20, TlUkeis good 1nb day only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-07

CAlL on or address 10 NJ, Neust, the
practical OptlOlan, W Twelfth htr0et, In 70.
ference 10 your bpOCtaplOU,
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shin nnl pn,.onporn Loot.

CALCUTTA, Jane CT has been proved
beyond doab! by the picking up Of the
captains chest that tho steamer Sir
John Lawrence was lost in the
recent cyclone OF this cosat. The steamer
carried $50 passengers, audi is believed
all were Lost. The largest part Of the pass.
engeIs we've nbtiyeg going to the JuRgor-
naut celebration.
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Rom. u. wooDs, Clerk

pAbMER's s%KtN-SUcCEsS positively Cures
Skin dlseaseB. Soap and Ointment, cleanBO
and heal, At drug store Of ,MCLGin Bros,
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RNAL EsTATE.
FOR I3BNT.

Two rooms on int loOr, No, 1856 Chaplin rnt,
with Natural Gas.
with Natural uM.
No. III Virginia street, 8 rooms, 500,
No, 80 National Road, u Goa rIolth.
No. l721 Rod street O rooms ~ % a month.
No. 10l Fifteenth Slrrei, sliOG month.
No, D Sixteenth street., %tt0rOroOm, asa
BtotGfoom southeast corner oil seventeenth and
Woods sifeeM .
kaf. ll1 % 4 month.
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ON aud after to-day wGWill close our
store at 2 o'clock =. NJ, Saturday OK.
copied. JACOB w. GRUBB,
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The expenses oil the recent school cleo
tons, ~aggIegating sl79, were ordered paid.
The resignation Of Patrick Weir as Jus.
ttce Of the Peace for Webster district was
accepted, and B. W. Roberts appointed to
fill the vacancy,
Ralph Mccoy was given the contract for
rcssttng the boilers at the InArmsry at
his bid Of S25.
It was directed that the voting places
outside the city be located hereafter at
school houses, and that q voting place be
designated for Clay diStrict.
A committee wa appointed 10 prepare
resolutions Of respect 10 the memory OF
the late Mr.. Stocker. The Board adjourn.
cd to meet to-day and attend his funeral
in a body. A meeting to finish the pend.
ing buainegs will be held ut 10 a. NJ. on
"Wednesday,
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Nus. NINA MUIR, the German poOteE,
dyes, cleans and CurlB ostrich feathers In
The best manner, No. ~ Twelfth direct.
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Books f9r Commencement Presents II
great variety Of style and price at
STANTON & DkYRNpnRT'a.
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srocKuoLpsns, MEeTlNes.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

Notice IL hereby given that at 4 regular meeting
,oi the Directors OI tho BGllRlrc Nail WO!ts on
April ~, 1857, Il was resolved that \ special meet
lug Of the Stockholders Of ald BellRiEe Nail Work.
be held at the office Of the said Company III Bell,
O'Clock r. H., 10 consider the advIGAbllity Of Ia.
CIeAGlng the capital stock Of Nld company,
my28 A. l. HlLBORN, 66Cy.
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Bo1Hs versus Flowers for Commence
ment PreSentB. Verdict for plaintiff Of
STANTON d DkyRNPoRT's.
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ON motion Of Mr.. MGGreg0r ths Prest.
dent and Commissioner SpeideI were en-.
powered 10 secure a renewal Of the ak
insurance policies on tho county Jail,
which expired June s, 1887.
The Finance Committee reported Sher.
III HandlRn's report oil correct. He paid
out in April the following amounts for
the sccountg named:
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NOR RENr

EOR RENT-TWO FRONT ROOMS,
II furnished, with board, Address aboard"
caro- lntelllgCnCer oflce. les
The Washington critic., 1887-07-28
TuE CuP OF JOY.


The third day was tho marriage feast
tChhnU on chime on, sweet belisl
whore fret of giii. oar perfect Priest
(Vtc strange old story toIsl,
Before me- took lhr CuI of grief
lie drained that Wo might ind relief
Blessed Tor all tlmu from SIMS alloy,
And, blessing, gave the cup Of JOY.
At Cana was the marvel done
(thimc ON, chime ON, sweet bellsO;
But every feast beneath the sun
The same old story tells,
How as the earth Joy mounts most high,
- They have no wine, Is still tho cry;
And still the last boCom03 the best
When'er the Chrlst'power stands ConfessC.
- " hatso He saith unto you do"
Chime on, chime on, sweet bells
TIL every welded life anew
The old, glad story tolls
How keeps that word It's power divine
To turn the water Into wine,
And day by day, though thirst destroy,
Renew the failing cup Of ioyl
-[Mary Russell Bartlett.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-28
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

A WALT WHITMAN Society Is to be
formed in Boston, the most striking fea-
ture of which will DO weekly pension paid
to ''the good, gray poet"
IT is reported that Yung Wing OF Hart
ford, Conn, is egain contemplating matrl-
mony. He has been a widower for somo
years. His wife was an American lady.
The eldest daughter of General Sherman
exercises daily in boat on Lake George.
She rows exceedingly we'll The cottage
occupied by the Sherman family is one OF
the prettlest on the lake.
Mrs. BELvA \. LOCKWOOD retains Ter
position as chief Of the female suffragists'
movement. She Is at HelmlOck Lake, N.
Y, for few days, discussing the woman
question and the moral aud political aspect
Of the temperance movement.
WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS of New Jersey
has this season adoI ted a pleasant method
of passing a few weeks. Accompanied by
lie dt lighter, he Is making a carriage tour
Of the states Of Pennsylvania and New
York.
JoHN RUSSELL YouSG has been gaest
at the Grant cottsge, Elberon, for week
or two. He Is collecting material for q
history OF the civil life OF General Grant
He has lost considerable flesh, but his
health is better than 1t has been for several
years.
Miss DAISY HAMPTON, General Wade
Hampton's daughter, has hobby. 1t is
the healthy one OF pedestrianism. While
the General was away on his last fortnight's
Northern tour Miss Hampton walked from
her home to Charleston, distance OF l45
miles, making record OF twenty-five miles
in one day.
JOHN MORTIMER, Baltlmore's aged mil
llonaire and philanthropist, is pronounced
the most popular man at Atlantic City. He
daily enjoys cigar on the pavilion of the
Inlet, is generous to the boatmen, carries q
well-tilled book OF bank notes for the de
serving poor and is never as happy as when
watching the children at play.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-28
PROPOSALS

DROPOShLS FOR IRON wDRIE.--
I ONCE Of Euidlng for State, War and Navy
Departments WAlnSUToN, d. g., July 20 1857,
SEkLkD PROPOSALS for furnishing, do.
llycring and putting in place complete the
iron work required for the fence, driveway
gates aud courtyard stairs Of the west wing
OF the Building for state, War and Navy De
purtmGnts, In This city. will be received until
1857. and opened Immediately thereafter In
pro senCe Of bidders
Specifications, general instruction to bid
ders and blank forms of proposal will be fur
nished to established iron manufacturers on
application 10 this Office, THOS. LINCOLN
CASEY, Colonel, Corps Of Eng'rs.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-28
1O1oN sTREET N. w,

- " MAsllNGToN, u, u, duiy rs, lS0i
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS are IN
vited for material and for workmanship of re.
newing the tin covering Of the lower roof OF
the now Pension Building, worn out by opera
tions OF building above 1t. Specifications can
10 obtained al this office where all proposals
received will be opened on August 4, 1851, ut
9 p. m., In presence of bidders. NJ, O. MElGS,
s1p'g Engineer and Architect, New Pension
Building.